Spine Disorders — Flashcards

Spine Disorders — Flashcards

Spine Disorders — Flashcards

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#11

Management of stable vertebral compression fracture is with _____ for 12 weeks with pain management

#12

Ossified posterior longitudinal ligament is associated with various bone-forming conditions such as _____ and fluorosis

#13

The _____ classification is used for classification of thoracolumbar spinal injuries.

#14

_____ is much more dangerous in causing spinal damage than hyperflexion (Hyperflexion/hyperextension)

#15

In Jefferson's fracture, the _____ ligament is likely to be ruptured if the combined overhang of C1 lateral processes over C2 is more than 6.9 mm, this is known as the Rule of Spence

#16

The sciatic nerve is commonly injured due to:- _____- posterior hip dislocation- piriformis syndrome

#17

An intervertebral disc herniation at the _____ level will result in:- weakness of dorsiflexion (action) - difficulty in heel-walking

#18

_____ (condition) is commonly caused by:- presence of a cervical rib - Pancoast tumor- scalene muscular abnormalities / hypertrophy / trauma (ex repetitive overhead arm movements)

#19

Patients with an intervertebral disc herniation affecting the _____ or S1 nerve roots will have a positive straight leg raise test

#20

Type III spondylolisthesis (Wiltse Newman) is commonly seen in _____ most commonly at the L4-L5 level.

Hint: age group

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